Man United 0 Man City 2

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There was action nine minutes later as Bruno Fernandes tried his luck from 20 yards and saw his long-range effort tipped wide by keeper Steffen.

The game see-sawed as Raheem Sterling found Kevin De Bruyne on the edge of the box four minutes later with the Belgian's powerful strike ratting the post. Pep Guardiola's men were gradually beginning to assert control with Foden latching on to an Oleksandr Zinchenko pass, racing through and executing a calm finish only to be found fractionally offside as he made his run a bit too early.

The breakthrough eventually came in the second-half in the 50th minute as United's weakness against set-pieces stood exposed. A sweetly-taken free-kick bounced beautifully for Jon Stones who bundled in for his first goal since November 2017.

City pushed forward for a second and it was some smart goalkeeping from Dean Henderson that prevented goals from flowing in.

The United custodian pushed a powerful  header from Sterling wide and  tipped over a Riyad Mahrez curler from the edge of the area. Ole Solksjaer threw in his first substitute in the 75th minute in the form of Mason Greenwood but to little effect as Fernandinho sealed the game for the visitors five minutes later.

The hosts succumbed to another set-piece when Anthony Martial and Aaron Wan-Bissaka  failed to combine in clearing a corner cleanly as the ball fell kindly to Fernandinho at the edge of the box. The Brazilian made no mistake as he coolly drove his shot into the bottom corner of the net and put the game to bed in the 80th minute.